Why Yes Plus Time Is No In Filmmaking

Why Yes Plus Time Is No In Filmmaking

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Movie Flops: What Happens When a Film Bombs?

What happens when a movie flops? Tom Malloy talks about the impact of box office failures on studios and film investors, why no movie is a guaranteed success, and how filmmakers can stack the deck in their favor with the right genre, cast, timing, and script. Plus, why striking o ...  Show more

The 5 Pillars of Indie Film: From Financing to Distribution

Making your movie is one part of the process. How are you going to get it out into the world? Tom Malloy breaks down the five core pillars of independent film: producers, investors and financiers, sales agents, distributors, and exhibitors and streamers. Learn who does what, how ...  Show more

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